[AMGREATNESS] The Wisconsin House of Representatives on Wednesday held a hearing to review election irregularities after newly revealed documents obtained by Wisconsin Spotlight revealed that Democrat activists, funded by Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg...the Peewee Herman clone who owns Facebook. He's got more money than Croesus and thinks he should be regulated by the government because it does such a nifty job with all the other stuff it regulates....
, were able to infiltrate the 2020 presidential election in Wisconsin’s five largest cities.
In Green Bay, a Democrat activist was actually given keys to the room where absentee ballots were stored before the 2020 presidential election.
The city received a total of $1.6 million in grant funding from the Zuckerberg-funded Center for Tech and Civic Life, according to Wisconsin Spotlight. A Democrat operative from New York named Michael Spitzer-Rubenstein became a "grant mentor."
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Spitzer-Rubenstein was the Wisconsin head of the left-wing National Vote at Home Institute, and has worked for several Democrat Party candidates. The Democrat mayor’s office gave the liberal activist access to Green Bay’s absentee ballots just days before the election.
The Wisconsin Spotlight’s report has prompted several Wisconsin politicians to call for the resignation of Green Bay’s mayor, and for an investigation into the city’s handling of the November presidential election.
According to the report, the emails show that Green Bay’s "highly partisan" Democrat Mayor Eric Genrich and his staff usurped city Clerk Kris Teske’s authority and let the Zuckerberg-funded "grant team" take over in "a clear violation of Wisconsin election statutes."
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liberal groups were improperly insinuating themselves into the election system and coordinating with what became known as the "Wisconsin 5," the state’s five largest communities that split more than $6 million in Zuckerberg money.
The agreement Green Bay and the other members of the "Wisconsin 5" signed "was all about getting the money with conditions, and inviting private corporations [left-wing election groups] to get the election administration they wanted," Erick G. Kaardal, Special Counsel for the Thomas More Society, stated during the hearing, Wednesday.
Spitzer-Rubenstein, according to Wisconsin Spotlight, was allowed to essentially become "the de facto city elections chief."
"If the city clerk doesn’t run them there’s no transparency in the elections," Kaardal testified.
The documents show that Green Bay City Clerk Kris Teske initially resisted Spitzer-Rubenstein’s efforts to correct or "cure" absentee ballots returned to her office, but eventually, amidst an intense pressure campaign, gave up.
"Can we help with curing absentee ballots that are missing a signature or witness signature address?" Spitzer-Rubenstein wrote to Teske in an Oct. 7 email.
"While the Wisconsin Elections Commission permitted clerks to fix absentee ballot errors or omissions, it didn’t say former Democratic Party
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operatives could ’help,'" the Wisconsin Spotlight pointed out. "The city clerk declined Spitzer-Rubenstein’s offer."